Ki Young Ju defended Justin Sun, saying token sales are acceptable, while WLFI’s freeze of over 2.9 billion tokens highlights governance disputes in the project.
CryptoQuant CEO Ki Young Ju expressed support for Justin Sun, arguing that selling unlocked tokens is not problematic. He criticized the WLFI Foundation for debanking users after it blacklisted Sun’s address, freezing 540 million unlocked tokens and 2.4 billion locked tokens due to concerns about exchange-driven selling pressure. Sun rejected the freeze as unjustified and pledged to purchase $10 million each of ALTS and WLFI tokens.